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Post by Juha Bos on Dec 19, 2021 20:56:28 GMT
A test server is now running with the F1 1958 mod at the Imola 1972 track, which is default AMS content. SERVER INFORMATION Server Name : ISO F1 1958
Server IP : 51.77.116.8:34158
Server Password : iso58
A training server will be running 24/7 (same password).
--> TIMING CHART <-- |
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Post by Alberto Ibanez on Dec 19, 2021 20:57:27 GMT
You can also report here any issues, bugs or glitches you find, or ask any question about the mod.
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Post by Bruno Chacon on Dec 20, 2021 1:05:37 GMT
I'm having problems with the Update Imola 1.mas file.
I think I lost this file and I can't get into the server.
Can any administrator put the correct file for download on ISO FTP?
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Post by Richard Coxon on Dec 20, 2021 9:39:20 GMT
I'm having problems with the Update Imola 1.mas file. I think I lost this file and I can't get into the server. Can any administrator put the correct file for download on ISO FTP? I'll see if I can today, but you may be best verifying your files on steam to get it back. Back up your plr file before though incase it makes changes to it. |
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Post by Michael Drechsler on Dec 20, 2021 23:02:21 GMT
Beautiful! These cars feel really great and even more important, natural to me. Some cars suit me better and others less so, but they give me a feedback I can work with and reward you instantly when you grab 'em right. Just the right cure for my motivation after yesterdays desaster...
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Post by Alberto Ibanez on Dec 21, 2021 8:25:44 GMT
It is very important to understand that these cars were old technology and metallurgy on easily fading brakes, running races of 2-3 hours on tracks with no safety measures. Drivers had very good reasons to pace themselves, both to stay alive and preserve the machinery. Anyone thinking about hotlapping the whole race is bound for a big disappointment. The key to do well with these is finding the proper balance between pace and taking risks inside the safety zone of the engine. There isn't really much strategy involved in fuel or tires (besides obviosuly not locking them in every corner), and barely any setup adjustment, so the main limitation is not breaking the engine or hitting anything. About the WORST thing you can do with these cars is overdrive them. You can and should drift smoothly through corners but not go the "scandinavian flick" style.
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Post by Michael Drechsler on Dec 21, 2021 11:29:47 GMT
These cars certainly appreciate a proper throttle blip technique when braking, especially the Maseratis.
Their reasonable power-to-wheight ratio and grip level propably work well with my brain speed...
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Post by Bruno Chacon on Dec 21, 2021 13:18:52 GMT
These cars certainly appreciate a proper throttle blip technique when braking, especially the Maseratis. Their reasonable power-to-wheight ratio and grip level propably work well with my brain speed... For me too |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 22, 2021 23:07:44 GMT
i only got knowledge almost 10 minutes ago, i really want to race! there is any chance for me to make my entry? hehe
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Post by Richard Wilks on Dec 22, 2021 23:19:01 GMT
i only got knowledge almost 10 minutes ago, i really want to race! there is any chance for me to make my entry? hehe Unfortunately the entry list is already closed. But if you are keen on taking part, every race will have one off drives that can be picked for those quick enough once the thread is opened  |
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Post by Kayo "Sideways" Michiels on Dec 25, 2021 13:55:44 GMT
It's weird.. knowing the track layout from how it looks in the 50's.. but with the new buildings around it.. messes up my old brake marker memories... But damn is the Argentinian track whole lotta fun!
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Post by Kayo "Sideways" Michiels on Dec 30, 2021 22:36:38 GMT
is it just me or is it when i'm loading into the server, the car info displayed for my car (#20 Olivier Gendebien) is showig car info for a BRM.. while it's a Ferrari 246...
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Post by Juha Bos on Dec 30, 2021 22:45:11 GMT
That’s a typical AMS issue, nothing to worry about.
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